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"Barangay"-My Community, My Family

Collier, Maraiah Wenn
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Our lives (hopes, ideologies, ambitions) are shaped by what we remember. Personal change stirs our memories and enforces our belief systems and our behaviors. Therefore, our memory can predict who will we become in the future. As an artist, I am constantly observing the world around me. However, with my own transition into adulthood, I became more aware of the changes occurring within myself. In preparation for my own family, I am overwhelmed with wonderful memories of the two communities that support me: my mother’s Filipino family and my Southern one. Even though the two communities are on two different coasts, both carry a strong sense of community that encompasses much more than blood relatives. As these memories surfaced, I found that the strongest similarities between the two lie within the individuals and how my memory selectively produced an image of each person in a unique way.

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2005-05-12
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community, ceramics, sculpture, family
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Collier, Maraiah Wenn. ""Barangay"-My Community, My Family." 2005. Thesis, Georgia State University. https://doi.org/10.57709/1062133
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2011-09-14
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